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Nandi Madida on allowing her children to carve their own journey and success story.
Nandi Madida shares details about her parenting style saying that it is important for kids to not feel entitled to their parent’s success.
Her comment came after Nandi supported well-known TikTok user Elsa Majimbo’s tweet about becoming wealthy independently of her parents.
Majimbo who is a formidable force has accumulated millions of devoted followers worldwide. Rich endorsement deals with companies like Rihanna’s Fenty, MAC, Valentino, Teen Vogue, and Forbes have resulted from this.
She said on X (formerly known as Twitter): “I never pretended to be poor I just didn’t want to rely on my parents hence I was broke. And earned my own”
Madida who raises two children with her spouse Zakes Bantwini, gave a thumbs up to Majombo’s convictions and said she shared the same sentiments.
— Nandi Madida (@Nandi_Madida) February 15, 2024
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“Thanks brother, you know me. It’s important that as kids growing up we don’t feel entitled to our parents’ achievements or see them as an extension of ourselves, but rather a motivation to carve our own journey and success story. Raising my little ones the same way.”
Thanks brother, you know me. It’s important that as kids growing up we don’t feel entitled to our parents achievements or see them as an extension of ourselves, but rather a motivation to carve our own journey and success story. Raising my little ones the same way ❤️. https://t.co/qeQ346n90Q
— Nandi Madida (@Nandi_Madida) February 15, 2024
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